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Txema Gonzalez, a member of Team Skys back-up staff at the Vuelta, dies.

Italys Alessandro Pettachi scores a thrilling victory in stage seven of the Vuelta a Espana ahead of Britians Mark Cavendish in Orihuela.

Thor Hushovd wins the sixth stage of the Vuelta a Espana between Caravaca de Cruz and Murcia after a tight sprint finish.

American Tyler Farrar claims a sprint victory on stage five of the Vuelta a Espana on the streets of Lorca in southern Spain.

Teemu Tainio signs a one-year deal with Ajax after being released by Sunderland.

Igor Anton wins the hilly 183.8km fourth stage of the Vuelta from Malaga to Valdepenas de Jaen.

Philippe Gilbert wins stage three of the Vuelta a Espana from Marbella to Malaga.

Yauheni Hutarovich claims the scalp of Mark Cavendish to win the second stage of the Vuelta a Espana in a bunch sprint.

Bradley Wiggins will miss the World Road Race Championships in Melbourne as Mark Cavendish heads the British team.

Björn Leukemans leads a Vacansoleil one-two to claim the one-day Druivenkoers-Overijse race in Belgium.

Frenchman Anthony Ravard sprints to victory to bag the second stage of the Tour de Poitou and rise to second in the general classification.

Tony Martin of HTC-Columbia takes overall victory in the Eneco Tour after winning the seventh and final time trial stage in Genk, Belgium.

Andre Greipel wins his second stage at the Eneco Tour as he claimed the honours in a bunch sprint in Heers.

HTC-Columbias Matthew Goss outsprints Garmins Tyler Farrar to win the Grand Prix de Plouay.

Garmins Jack Bobridge wins stage five of the Eneco Tour while HTC-Columbias Tony Martin retains the overall lead.

Team Skys Greg Henderson wins the fourth stage of the Eneco Tour in a sprint finish in Roermond.

Dutch Rabobank rider Koos Moerenhout claims stage three of the Eneco Tour ahead of Tony Martin (Ger/HTC-Columbia) and Allan Davis (Aus/Astana).

HTC-Columbia sprinter Andre Greipel storms to victory on the Eneco Tour second stage ahead of (Katusha) Robbie McEwen and Edvald Boasson-Hagen (Sky). Garmins Svein Tuft retains the overall lead.

Team Katushas Robbie McEwen sprints to victory in stage one of the Eneco Tour in Holland, holding off a late surge from Sebastian Haedo and Allan Davis.

Lampres Francesco Gavazzi wins the Coppa Agostoni in Lissone, holding off compatriot Mauro Santambrogio.